0603.19.01.55 - Campanula 🖩

This HTS classification, 0603.19.01.55, specifically covers fresh cut flowers and flower buds of the *Campanula* genus, suitable for use in bouquets or for general ornamental purposes. The key characteristic of this subcategory is the identification of *Campanula* species, commonly known as bellflowers, which are distinguished by their distinctive bell-shaped blossoms. These flowers are imported in their fresh state, prior to undergoing any drying, dyeing, bleaching, impregnation, or other preservation processes that would place them in different HTS headings.

Distinguishing *Campanula* from its sibling categories at the 0603.19.01 level involves precise botanical identification. While all items under this code are fresh cut flowers, the specific genus differentiates them. For instance, while anthuriums (0603.19.01.05) are characterized by their waxy spathes and spadices, and alstroemerias (0603.19.01.07) are known for their spotted petals, *Campanula* are identified by their unique, typically nodding, bell-shaped floral structures. The classification relies on the accurate recognition of the botanical genus to ensure proper tariff application.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories branching from 0603.19.01.55. Therefore, all fresh cut flowers identified as *Campanula* fall directly under this specific code. This implies that any variations in color, size, or specific variety within the *Campanula* genus would still be classified here, provided they meet the general criteria of being fresh cut flowers suitable for ornamental purposes.